If you’ve had your eye on one of the game’s DLC fighters, which include characters like Bleach‘s Yoruichi, My Hero Academia‘s All-Might and Dragon Ball Z‘s Majin Buu, now might be the time to grab them before they’re gone. If you already own the game, you can re-download it - but no new purchases will be allowed. In addition to ending online services, publisher Bandai Namco is also pulling Jump Force and its DLC from digital storefronts, meaning you won’t be able to purchase a digital version of the game beyond February 8. Unfortunately, if you don’t own a copy of the game by February 8, it’ll be much harder to find one. Players will still be able to use the game’s offline mode, and player vs player battles will be available outside of Ranked Match mode. The sunsetting will mean online services will end, including multiplayer lobbies and any features requiring the internet. On February 8, 2022, all support for Jump Force on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch will cease.
Unfortunately, Jump Force did - and now, the game is being shut down, and pulled from digital storefronts in the West.
Bringing together fan-favourite characters from popular anime titles like Naruto, Bleach, My Hero Academia, Dragon Ball Z and One Piece for a fighting game was an idea that couldn’t fail, at least on paper.
Anime fighter Jump Force never seemed to find a solid audience, despite the game’s winning formula.
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